I have three manuals and none of them mention a load for this combination. I came into about 2000 heads of older 90 & 100 gr. FMJ's and would like to burn them up (informal plinking & occasion steel plates) in my Glock 19. Also have a quantity of Titegroup I'd like to burn up as well.
Anyone have a pet load with this combo? Would prefer to keep them on the mild side and have no problem working up a load. Just don't know where to start.
Googled it, but there's limited info on Titegroup and 90 & 100 gr. Loads.

Any help would be appreciated.

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My "Deep throat" 9mm's would not do well with bullets less than 115 grs.

Those smaller bullets had to be seated too shallow for any accuracy
in my old Radom, the newer 5" and the short C9 3.5".

The 100gr RN was fair but the Sierra JHP did not feed well with its shape.
Hope they work for you.

The 100gr was fair with 4.2 grs of Bullseye at 1.08" oal.

A couple years ago, during the powder drought, I tried TG. Ended up with 3.5 for 100 grain Ranch Dog CAST in 9x19. G19, G26, M940. Called them the "Angry Inch" because the OAL was...... 1.00"

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